With this third creation, DeWitt pays an elegant tribute to the spirit of majesty and freedom of the Emperor Napoleon, a direct ancestor of Jérôme de Witt, the founder of the Manufacture.

No paint is used, and the dials are crafted from powdered pigments.

Powdered diamond, platinum, gold, pearl, lapis lazuli and other gemstones create a unique, delicately ethereal design.

After its first two dials inspired by the Japanese spring, the DeWitt Manufacture has chosen the Classic Jewellery watch model for this abstract interpretation of a lunar landscape.

With its pure lines and slender imperial columns, the watch’s 18-carat rose gold case highlights the delicate refinement of the dial. The 60 diamonds adorning the bezel emphasise the brilliance of this celestial design, crafted from powdered precious stones.

Suffused with a presence that is both natural and poetic, the new Classic Jewellery “Moon Abstraction” model forms part of the collection of ladies’ watches that will be unveiled by the DeWitt Manufacture during the course of 2016.